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The Week May 29-June 4
Grin and Bear It Annika Sorenstam's husband chronicles a week that didn't work out for his wife, who couldn't keep Karrie Webb from storming to her second straight U.S. Women's Open win
By David Esch and John Garrity
Open Question Can anyone at Southern Hills cut down Tiger Woods, who tore up the field at the Memorial?
By Seth Davis
Killer Holes The key to success at Southern Hills? Avoiding disaster on these three ferocious par-4s, says Nick Price, the last man to win a major there
By Nick Price
Almost Famous A narrowly avoided confrontation with Hogan is the author's most vivid recollection of the 1958 Open
By John Garrity
Subway Series After two trips to the city playoffs, this bunch of beginners can call themselves the new Bronx Bombers
By Franz Lidz
Root of all Evil Getting a 130,000-pound laurel oak out of the ground proves to be a devilish task
By John Garrity
Notebook
By Gary Van Sickle
Caddie Cam The action is always hot at Southern Hills
By Linn Strickler
My Shot The Tour's fear of carts is the same form of bigotry that caused the Caucasian-only clause
By Stanley Mosk
Catching Up With...
Gus Williams, Super Sonic JUNE 11, 1979
By Sunny Wu
Si View
A Bridge Too Far Ty Cobb's dentures are among the bizarre objects coveted these days by crazed collectors
By Steve Rushin
SI View The Week in TV Sports
By Chris Ballard
Horse Sense For the budding racing enthusiast, a stable of websites can provide an introduction to the sport
By John O'Keefe
Different Looks
By Chris Ballard
Boxing
Bop Till You Drop There aren't many great fighters in the Naval Academy's annual boxing tournament, but there are always plenty of great fights
By John Eisenberg
Stanley Cup Finals
Scary Good To be at their frightening best, the Devils need to face the terror of losing
By Kostya Kennedy
Special Report
Open Secret In 1999 Southern Hills, the site of next week's U.S. Open, had swastikas and obscenities burned into its greens with acid. The case was hushed up, but last week the man charged with the crime, still at large, spoke freely with SI
By Ivan Maisel Special Reporting by George Dohrmann and Don Yaeger
Baseball
Magic Act With a mix of power pitching and dugout sorcery, the once-reeling Cubs reeled off an improbable 12-game winning streak
By Jeff Pearlman
NBA Playoffs
Playoff Payoff Dikembe Mutombo vindicated a hotly debated trade by powering the 76ers past the Bucks and into the Finals
By Ian Thomsen
Outrageous Fortune There's just no accounting for the charmed life of the Lakers' Rick Fox--unless you believe in old-fashioned hard work
By Richard Hoffer
Pro Football
Making Waves AWOL from Colts workouts, Edgerrin James is cruising through the off-season at a pace worthy of the NFL's two-time rushing champion
By Michael Silver
Inside
Inside The Week in Sports
Inside Baseball
Inside Baseball
By Stephen Cannella; Daniel G. Habib; David Sabino
Inside Tennis
Inside Tennis
By S.L. Price
Inside The NHL
Inside The NHL
By Brian Cazeneuve; Kostya Kennedy
In The Crease
By Pierre McGuire
Baseball [bonus Piece]
Handy Man The Rockies' Larry Walker has all the major league tools, and he wields them like a master craftsman
By Richard Hoffer
Josephine Palookas
By Rick Reilly
Departments
Baseball and golf: New York Politics, Boston's last hurrah and Gentle Ben
By Ron Fimrite
Going Out with a Shout As Bill Cleary retires as Harvard athletic director, he rips the ills of college sports
By E.M. Swift
Leading Off
Spring Fling
Letters
Out of Africa Stellar Sparks guard Mwadi Mabika is living the girlhood dream she had in Zaire
By Kelli Anderson
Scorecard
By Tom Verducci; Franz Lidz Edited By Albert Kim and Mark Mravic
Faces in the Crowd
Edited By Albert Kim and Mark Mravic
